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Item is a recording of Frederick Gibson presenting the Annual Archives Lecture, "The Rise and Decline of the Winnipeg Free Press: The Dafoe Years."

Recordings of Social History Trolley Tours - Jewish History-Joanne Westendorp; Prisoner's History - David St. Onge; Gay and Lesbian-Marney McDiarmid; Black History - Jon Athan Thompson; Chinese History - Andrea Lam

Buchan Roundtable Participants: Peter Henshaw; William Galbraith; Sandra Den Otter; Joanne Laborque-Poirier; Daniel Gorman

Item is a recording of the Ian E. Wilson, presenting "The Chancellor Richardson Memorial Fund: A Gift that Grows" as the Annual Archives Lecture.

Dr. Angus talks of her use of Archives over the years to research the history of Kingston bldgs. and her own family history. Side One: Introduction by George Richardson. Talk by Margaret Angus. Thanked by Isabelle Trumpour.

An exchange of microfilmed copies of the papers of Sir Arthur Meighen and Sir John Thompson (National Archives) for a microfilm copy of the papers of Lord Tweedsmuir, John Buchan (Queen's Archives). Side One: Speeches by Flora Macdonald, Minister of Communications, Dr. Jean-Pierre Wallot, National Archivist and Ann Macdermaid, Director of the Queen's University Archives. Side Two: blank.

Side One: George Richardson introduces Chancellor Benedickson, Anne Macdermaid, Prof. Donald Swainson, unveiling of plaque and speech by Margaret Gibson and son John. Side Two: blank.

McCallum talks about life in Northern Ontario, 1910-1916, including the fire at Matheson, July 1916. Side One: Continuation of Interview started on sr683. side 3 of above interview - conclusion. Side Two: blank.

McCallum talks about life in Northern Ontario, 1910-1916, including the fire at Matheson, July 1916. Side One: Side 1 of above interview. Side Two: Side 2 of above interview.

Interviews with Mabel Burkholder, Ian Wilson and George Whalley - 1970-1971. Side One: Burkholder interviewed by William F.E. Morley (Spring '71); Wilson interviewed on CKWS talks about the acquisition of the Donald C. Macdonald papers at Queen's University Archives (Jan. 1971); Whalley's address on war poetry (fall 1970). Side Two: Blank with print through.